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| Men's Clothing > Pants | Rated:
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Also available for: Men & Women |

Providing excellent warmth-to-weight ratio is what the 'Compressor Pant' does as it easily compresses and insulates when wet.
Features full side-zip legs.
Double Velcro waist with laminated tabs and zip closure.
Elastic waistband with adjustable drawcord.
Articulated knees for ease of movement.
Reinforced seat and knees for added durability.
Adjustable Velcro cuffs provide a custom fit.
Stuff sack comes included.
Insulation: Thermic Micro is an exclusive insulation developed for its loft, durability, softness and compressibility.
Main Fabric: Superlight 15D Ripstop is 100% nylon, 15 denier, 400 plus thread count, with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
Panel Fabric: Nutshell Taslan is 100% nylon plain weave with a DWR (durable water resistant) finish.
Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz. (592g.)
Outseam: 42
Inseam: 30
Front Rise: 11.5
Back Rise: 17.5
Leg Opening: 17
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Product measurements were taken using size MD. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Lightweight, sleeping-bag-like warmth is yours when you slip into Mountain Hardwear's Compressor Pant. Filled with soft, compressible, extremely lofty synthetic insulation, these pants keep you warm and protected from the elements with a DWR-coated shell with a reinforced seat and knees while full-length side zips provide ventilation options. Specifications based on size Medium.

Stay warm, stay dry and enjoy the snowy wilderness in the packable Compressor pants from Mountain Hardwear.

Superlight, PrimaLoft® ECO fill is high-loft, warm, and good for the earth. Specifically designed for backcountry activities where moisture and weight are factors.

Superlight, PrimaLoft® ECO fill is high-loft, warm, and good for the earth. Specifically designed for backcountry activities where moisture and weight are factors.
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Mountain Hardwear's Compressor Pants have superlight, PrimaLoft® ECO fill that is high-loft, warm, and good for the earth. Specifically designed for backcountry activities where moisture and weight are factors.

The Compressor Pant from Mountain Hardwear features PrimaLoft® ECO which is made with recycled materials. Good for the earth and good for maintaining a comfortable body temperature in the dead of winter, the Compressor Pant has plenty to offer.

Superlight, ThermicMicro? synthetic fill provides excellent warmth-to-weight ratio, compresses easily and insulates when wet. Specifically designed for backcountry activities where moisture and weight are factors.

The Mountain Hardwear Compressor Pant is specifically designed for backcountry activities where moisture and weight are factors. The PrimaLoft® ECO synthetic fill provides excellent warmth-to-weight ratio, compresses easily and insulates when wet.
Cold tent-bound spells and acclimatization days in basecamp are ideally suited to the Mountain Hardwear Men’s Compressor Pant. This PrimaLoft ECO-insulated pant protects your legs from the harsh cold of high-altitude peaks and packs down easily with the included stuff sack. Full side zips ventilate and make for quick on and off, and reinforcements in the seat and knees hold up to rocky camps and bivy ledges.
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| Average weight: | 20 ounces |
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| Fabric: | 100% ripstop nylon |
| Gender: | Men's |
| Inseam: | 32 inches |
| Insulation: | PrimaLoft ECO (50% polyester/50% recycled polyester) |
| Liner fabric: | 100% nylon |
| Lining: | Nylon taffeta |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] 15D nylon ripstop; [Reinforcements] Taslan nylon weave; [Lining] 30D micro taffeta |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand |
| Recommended Use: | Mountaineering, alpine climbing |
| Seam Taped: | No |
| Shell fabric: | Ripstop nylon |
| Side Zips: | Yes, full-length |
| Venting: | Side zips |
| Waterproof: | No |
| Waterproof Rating: | Water resistant |
| Weight: | 1lb 5oz (592g) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor Pant - Spring | $140.00 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor Pants - Insulated | $77.31 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor PL Jacket | $93.47 - $170.00 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor Pant - Men's & Women's | $149.95 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor PL Jacket - Women's | $92.95 - $170.00 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor Dome - Men's & Women's | $34.95 - $35.00 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Compressor PL Jacket - Men's & Women's | $169.95 |
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| Mountain Hardwear Hooded Compressor PL Jacket Men's Clothing > Jackets & Vests | $160.99 - $190.00 | |
| Nikwax Basewash Travel > Accessories | $2.75 - $9.50 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Onza Glove Men's Clothing > Gloves | $64.95 - $75.00 | |
| Mountain Hardwear Super Power Hoody Men's Clothing > Jackets & Vests | $119.00 - $120.00 |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
| Size | Color | |
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| Grill | Black | |
| Small | 124.95149.004 More... | |
| Medium | 104.99124.954 More... | |
| Large | 104.99124.955 More... | |
| Extra Large | 98.95104.996 More... | 105.99140.00 |
| Extra Extra Large | 142.00149.002 More... | 139.95140.00 |
| XXL/Reg | 149.95 | |
| M/Reg | 149.95 | |
| S/Reg | 149.95 | |
| L/Reg | 149.95 | |
| XL/Reg | 149.95 | |
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Great pants | |
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I live at 8000 feet in the rockies. These pants are the bomb. Skiing cross country and snowshoeing I use them as an outer and only layer. They are never too much pant because they zip from the waist to allow you to vent them. Also awesome under my gore tex shell pants for on the mountain, super warm, and if you heat up during a hike, you just unzip them to allow cooling(provided you outer layer has the same feature). Great for backpacking or hiking when the temp drops and the wind and snow start blowing. No need to remove your boots to put them on since they zip all the way on/off. 1/2 drawstring on the front is handy when you are wearing a pack. Quality is as to be expected from MH. They are my go to pant or first layer from October to April and beyond. | |
| kowalnut2400793 at Backcountry.com | |
"made a great initial impression have yet to test them" | |
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| I am 6'6 220lbs and my normal pants size is 36 for the waist. Despite the chart saying I should get a large, I got a XL to get the extra length and it worked out perfect. Waist isn't even big on me. fits fine. Doesn't seem too bulky for having some insulation. If you pinch it between your fingers it compresses to feel paper thin. The packing bag they came with is 12x5x4 or so. Still have yet to use them and it will be a while since I just broke my hand....... | |
| Matt at Moosejaw on 02/06/2008 | |
Great for the money | |
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| Supa dope!! great price bought it here for even a better price.The fit is better then patagonia micro puff pants,its a bit long in the leg,no worries velcro cinch makes it irie.The waist cinch sucks,would be much better with a built in belt.Its a great pant for the price even if its not on sale. | |
| RA at Altrec on 03/05/2008 | |
Synthetic Down | |
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| Another excellent Hardwear product! The weight, design & construction are right on the money. The full zips aid in quick entry & exit. The fit is accurate to the sizing chart. Wear this under the Beryllium bib or GTX 2.5 pants and you will stay comfy. | |
| Treetop at Altrec on 02/11/2008 | |
"love em" | |
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| if these are anything like last years version of the chaguach pants they are extremely warm and versatile. little bulky but these are a work horse pant | |
| Aaron at Moosejaw on 01/27/2008 | |